Bernard-Donals, Michael / Glejzer, Richard R. --: Frontmatter -- ; Contents -- ; Acknowledgments -- ; Introduction Fish, Stanley --: Part I. Antifoundationalism and Rhetoric -- ; 1. Rhetoric Rorty, Richard --: 2. The Contingency of Language Eagleton, Terry --: 3. A Short History of Rhetoric Eckford-Prossor, Melanie / Clifford, Michael --: Part II. Theoretical Elaborations -- ; 4. Language Obscures Social Change Hill, Michael --: 5. Toward a “Materialist” Rhetoric: Contingency, Constraint, and the Eighteenth-Century Crowd Frost, Linda --: 6. The Decentered Subject of Feminism: Postfeminism and Thelma and Louise Roberts, Patricia --: 7. Habermas’s Rational-Critical Sphere and the Problem of Criteria Farmer, Frank --: 8. Foundational Thuggery and a Rhetoric of Subsumption Smith, Robert E. --: Part III. Extensions and Complications -- ; 9. Hymes, Rorty, and the Social-Rhetorical Construction of Meaning Spellmeyer, Kurt --: 10. “Too Little Care”: Language, Politics, and Embodiment in the Life-World Shepherdson, Charles --: 11. History and the Real Glejzer, Richard R. --: 12. The Subject of Invention: Antifoundationalism and Medieval Hermeneutics Sprinker, Michael --: 13. The Royal Road: Marxism and the Philosophy of Science Berlin, James A. --: Part IV. Teaching and Writing (in) an Antifoundational World -- ; 14. Beyond Antifoundationalism to Rhetorical Authority: Problems Defining “Cultural Literacy” -- ; 15. Composition Studies and Cultural Studies: Collapsing Boundaries Gardiner, Ellen --: 16. What We Need to Know about Writing and Reading, or Peter Elbow and Antifoundationalism Metzger, David --: 17. Teaching as a Test of Knowledge: Passion, Desire, and the Semblance of Truth in Teaching Bernard-Donals, Michael --: 18. Composition in an Antifoundational World: A Critique and a Proposai |
